Castrucci: 12 Concerti Grossi Editor's Choices were it not for the

were it not for the women’s compassionate voices

Carolyn Dobbin and Iain Burnside return to Ulster’s rich but undervalued musical heritage with a programme of songs by two twentieth-century women

are the settings of Thomas Hardy's "Weathers and John Masefield's 'A Wanderer's Song'

offering sun-drenched shards of memory

St James’s Palace

Castrucci: 12 Concerti Grossi Editor's Choices were it not for theGLOBAL RELEASE DATE: COMING SOON SUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Pietro Castrucci, a pupil of Corelli and a leading violinist in Handels London, was greatly admired in his lifetime yet soon forgotten. His twelve Concerti Grossi, published in 1738 and long overlooked, reveal music of colour, imagination and distinctive charm, poised between Roman tradition and London brilliance graceful, quirky and irresistibly tuneful. Violinist director Kinga